I always thought that britpop ended with Angels by Robbie Williams, and this was also the time when the Verve hit the top spot with the Drugs Don't Work, which ushered a less jubilant british guitar scene. Everyone one that I knew were referring to british guitar music as indie from then on. Mind you I read a few opinions on the net that it ended with Gareth Southgate's penalty miss at Euro 1996. Maybe it was the release of Be Here Now, most Oasis fans love it, but it created a public backlash. By the way i'm referring to Britpop as the songs that were commercially popular in the mid-90's and that were based on catchy hooks and positive messages. I'm sure some snobby music fan will say that there was no such movement, but as a 13 year old the british guitar music of this time really captured my imagination. The singles still sound great.
2007-04-14
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